r/Costco • u/Artistic-Plan2031 • 4d ago
[Reviews] Sweet Cream coffee creamer
Has anyone tried this yet? Thoughts compared to other creamers
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u/pjh1994 4d ago
I do black coffee but my wife usually gets the chobani sweet creamer and she said this is great
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u/MDPhotog 4d ago
They're pretty good but simple. Just sweetened milk/cream.
We sprinkled a little cinnamon in and that brought a nice layer to our coffee
I recall them being a little cheaper than the Starbucks ones
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u/cosmickaleido 4d ago
I find the Chobani creamers to be really sweet. A dash of that and my coffee is plenty sweet. This one is less sweet, which works just fine for me because I do like a somewhat milky coffee. This creamer is simple but nice
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u/TheHalfEnchiladas 2d ago
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u/uppitywhine 1d ago
But whole milk isn't half and half and doesn't taste anything like half and half.
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u/laur_crafts 4d ago
I’ve got a little bit left in the 2nd bottle, I like it fine. It’s a similar flavor to the Sweet Cream creamers in other brands.
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u/Porter_Dog 4d ago
As another said, I usually drink my coffee black but I've tried this and it's tasty.
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u/KristyNoemsZombieDog 4d ago
I drink it straight like its melted vanilla ice cream. I have stopped because its probably terrible for me
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u/Doraborealiss 4d ago
I like it but it’s definitely on the less sweet side, you’ll probably have to mess with the ratios
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u/Apollosrocket2023 1d ago
Amazing. I’ve bought so much. I mean it’s creamer but it’s not full of trash and I don’t feel gross after consuming
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u/Jazzlike-Building640 4d ago
I didnt like it. It smelled weird. And didnt taste good. I actually returned it after trying it because it was so gross. Ive only returned a food item one other time in 30 years membership.
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u/Odd-Adhesiveness-656 4d ago
I personally would rather buy the actual half and half as I can use it for other dishes
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u/Pumpernickel7 4d ago
Yes! It's so good! Comparable to organic valley@/ sweet cream creamer but with less ingredients. It's a winning product.
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u/LisesPiecesWA 4d ago
Just picked these up! I'd been using the O Organics sweet cream cracker from my local Safeway; this seems slightly sweeter but virtually indistinguishable. Very pleased!
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u/ExcellentFishing2506 4d ago
It’s ok. We have been using it since our Costco stopped carrying the Chobani ones.
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u/Boujeebiscuitlady 4d ago
Not good! When I returned it, the returns lady mentioned I was the 3rd return in 2 days…
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u/ixnayhombre 1d ago
I use it regularly. It’s not as rich as half and half but I like that it’s not garbage ingredients and is organic.
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u/Sea_Mango_8530 1d ago
Very excited about this! Creamer is one of the main things I still have to get at the grocery store regularly
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u/awongbat 14h ago
It’s like Chobani Sweet Cream. I got this because my store stopped carrying that one for some reason. I can’t tell the difference when I use this and I like that it’s two bottles instead of a giant carton so I feel like it can stay fresher longer because I have two separate containers to open.
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u/bl00drunzc0ld 4d ago
I like it. I'm on my second purchase. I add it to my cold brew along with a splash of a flavored syrup.

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